References for images

References for images

Reference details for all images can be found by clicking on the image itself. Listed below are only images which are held in other archives. We are grateful to Fotohof Salzburg, Walter Jacob Archiv in der Walter A. Berendsohn Forschungsstelle für deutsche Exilliteratur Hamburg, Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Münster, the Wiener Holocaust Library London, the Freud Museum London, Akademie der Künste Berlin, Dokumentationsarchiv des Österreichischen Widerstandes, Bundesarchiv Deutschland, the Tate Archive and Lorna Jewitt for supplying us with images for this exhibition; and the estates of Wolfgang Suschitzky and Anneli Bunyard for giving permission to use images in this exhibition.

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© Fotohof archiv, Salzburg

GDE 060638

Photographer Gerti Deutsch

This is one of a series of photos by Gerti Deutsch of the fourth production: Der unsterbliche Schweijk, for an article which appeared in The Picture Post 27 April 1940. This image was not published in the article.

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Curtesy of Deutsches Bundesarchiv

Bild 146-1972-028-14/CC-BY-SA

Title: Anschluss Österreich retouched

Photographer Unknown

This file is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution-Share Alike 3.0. Germany license

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Curtesy of Universitäts- und Landesbibliothek Münster

S. Hermann-Neisse 2,003_02

Photographer Unknown

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The Wiener Holocaust Library Collections

1801-003-001-004_0006-WL15100

Page of a passport belonging to Charlotte Pilpel who arrived from Vienna in 1939. From the Erich and Fanny Walter and Pilpel Family Papers, WHL 1801

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1800-003-001_003-0001-WL10383

Kindertransport identity card belonging to Herbert Muehlstein. From the Muehlstein Family Collection, WHL 1800

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Curtesy of the Tate Archive

(c) The estate of Hubert Daniel

TGA 20052/2/7/1

Photographer Major H.O. Daniel       

Photograph of internees in yard at Hutchinson Internment Camp, circa 1940

Image released under Creative Commons CC BY-NC-ND 4.0 DEED

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(c) Freud Museum London

SF-06-01-068_01

Sigmund Freud's membership card of the Austrian Centre. He was the Honorary President until his death in September 1939.

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© The estate of Wolfgang Suschitzky

Curtesy of the Fotohof archiv, Salzburg

WSU-Z-13; WSU-Z-14-1; WSU-Z-15-1; WSU-Z-16, WSU-Z-17; WSU-Z-19

Photographer Wolfgang Suschitzky

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(c) Akademie der Künste, Berlin

Signatur Exilsammlung 0003-002

Bestand Exilsammlung Darstellende Kunst

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This image was taken from the book Berghaus, G. ed.(1989) Theatre and film in exile; Oxford: Berg Publishers. The caption reads: 'At the Laterndl in Eton Avenue, Hampstead (1943)'. There is no reference as to the ownership of the image. If anyone has any more information please get in touch with the Martin Miller and Hannah Norbert-Miller Archivist at Senate House Library.

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© Fotohof archiv, Salzburg

GDE 060637-2

Photographer Gerti Deutsch

This is one of a series of photos by Gerti Deutsch of the fourth production: Der unsterbliche Schweijk, for an article which appeared in The Picture Post 27 April 1940. This image was not published in the article.

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The Wiener Holocaust Library Collections

2134-004-004_0004

Stamp from Bow Street Station on a page in Anna Erber’s Alien Certificate. From the Eric Erber Collection, WHL 2134 

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(c) Dokumentationsarchiv des österreichischen Widerstandes

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Akt 16637/6

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(c) Walter Jacob Archiv in der Walter A. Berendsohn Forschungsstelle für deutsche Exilliteratur Hamburg

Erich Freund, from the Erich Freund Papers.

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The Wiener Holocaust Library Collections

1683-033-011_0001

Laterndl flier 1939, from the Special Collections WHL 1683

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The Wiener Holocaust Library Collections

Programme for Kleines Welttheater 2: Der Talisman by Nestroy, Laterndl

WHL MF Doc 559b, frame 281

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c) Walter Jacob Archiv in der Walter A. Berendsohn Forschungsstelle für deutsche Exilliteratur Hamburg

Programmes for: Sturm im Wasserglas, Galgentoni, Mandragola, Goldregengässchen, Thunder Rock, Die tote Tante, Rufen Sie Herrn Plim.

EF/19, Kasten 1: Theaterprogramme “Das Laterndl. Wiener Kleinkunstbühne in London“, from the Erich Freund Papers

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Lorna Jewitt: Refuge, 2014, created for a book art competition at the Wiener Holocaust Library © Lorna Jewitt

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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